pytlas

An open-source 🤖💬 Python 3 assistant library built for people and made to be super easy to setup and understand.

pytlas translates natural language sentences into python skills you can easily define yourself. It makes it really easy to develop your own Google Assistant, Alexa or whatever but runs on your device with your trusted code and no connection to obscure servers.

🎮 Want to try it? Check the official demo!

🌊 Want to get your feet wet? Have a look at the example/skills folder to see how it works!

📚 Want to go further and develop your own skill? Let's visit the latest documentation and share your work!

Quick start

Installation

$ pip install pytlas[snips] # Gets the latest release from pypi
$ git clone https://github.com/atlassistant/pytlas && cd pytlas && pip install -e .[snips] # or directly from source

Testing

When `pytest` is also installed, it may cause some tests to fail, so make sure it is not installed with `pip uninstall -y pytest` or use venv

$ git clone https://github.com/atlassistant/pytlas && cd pytlas
$ pip install -e .[snips,test]
$ python -m nose --with-doctest --with-coverage --cover-package=pytlas

Linting

$ pylint pytlas setup.py # in the root directory

Authors

• Julien Leicher
• Jean-Michel Lekston

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! pytlas is being developed on our spare time so every help is greatly appreciated to push this project further.

I have ideas!

Don't hesitate to submit them in the repo and we'll see what can be done.

I have skills & time!

Great, have a look at the github project page to see the big plans for upcoming releases or fix unresolved issues to start.

I have money!

If you want to donate to help us find more time to work on pytlas and similar projects, you can support us on liberapay , thanks ❤️!